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journeyman28 t1_j96jvoz wrote

Isn't there an important figure in Islam known by Abu hurayra? He was known to always have his cat around him.

Yup

He was known by the kunyah Abu Hurayrah "Father of a Kitten", in reference to his attachment to cats, and he was a member of Suffah. Later during the caliphate era, Abu Hurairah served as an ‘Ālim, governor, soldier, and Hadith auditor.

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Cripton86 t1_j96o6yr wrote

This is the cutest thing I've heard all day omg

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Isasel t1_j96t6ri wrote

Actually the name translates to "Father of cats", but Father of kitten is also an acceptable translation

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jemahAeo OP t1_j972v9v wrote

hello friend, i'm Arab and the correct translation is father of the kitten/ little cat. Huraira means little cat, he had a kitten that used to stay in his sleeve and got the nickname

google translate link

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jemahAeo OP t1_j97a74k wrote

little boys and gals guarded our grain silos from pests for thousands of years all the while being soft and cuddly and clean, humans had no chance

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jemahAeo OP t1_j99b4f2 wrote

I have a cat that i never gave her a shower for 2 years (she is indoor and it is advised to not give them showers as long as they are indoor and shorthair) and she smells divine, the white of her fur is so white, now imagine a human or dog that hasn't taken a shower for 1 month?

Cat spent half their waking time cleaning themselves

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